The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-11-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce.

NEW YORK, November Is -Flour- Receipts,
AZ, 495 packages; exports 16 los sscks: steady
sales 1920 barrels; kuperhne s. 5o@3 10; COM
good TO choice 90 SIS S0G5 90; CON mon to choice
white wheat, western extra 81 60@4 50 fancy
do s. sos 90; common to good extra Onio S. IS
as 90; patent Minnesota extra good to prime
81 1904 60; choice to fancy do 81 9595 10,
Wheat-Reeeipts 90, $50 bu; exports 1858 bu;
Gales 6, 1904, 900 bu. futures $500 bu. spot; OPP
degree Of activity, closing firm with slight
rt action, CASH grades shade lower,
dull and heavy s No Spring Do ON s7c
store and elevator, sS4@s91zc delivered;
No. l red nominal, 92c; No l while nomi-
nal, ole: No; 2 red December oe1sse7sec
February $4,000, closing s91se; March yOI
@9ic, closing s07sc; April 92992H1, closing
92c: May 90 15i6@9s19c, closing CSC; Iune 981s
9t5sc, closing 9614e. Corn Receipts, 20 go
blu; exports, none; sales, 904 0C0 bu futures,
94oOO bu; Cssh-Firm; options 5s@Ae. better;
nng1aded, 5.zzg5sAe; No; 3, 90; steamer 5619c;
80 NS1ze5594c; Elevator elevator; 5sAa5S5se,
closing 575sc; January 5s1s@5s1Sc closing
S915@5s5zc, closing 59ISc. steamer December
81 &c. stocks OF grain in store November %;
Wheat S,SS9,9 Du: Core 1,S37,4S2 bu: Oats
l.97S,6l9 bu;. Rye 1850 bu; Barley 12l,120 bu;
Malt III ,436 bu: Peas 6,94 bu; Oats-Receipts,
$1,000 bu: exports, nCne; sales, $4,000 bu;
futures $4,000 bu; SPOT, shade better aud
fairly active: mixed Western, 359S7c; white.
CofieeSspot falr; Rio, nominal; options un.
settled and lower. No. Rio not quoted. Sales.
1880 bags; December IA &9l4 75c; January
IA O5914 soc. February IA O09l4 S5c; March 1905
ola 35c; April II 0o@14 soc; May ii Goa IL 25c;
June Is s5@l4 25e;July 10 75@l4 1Oe: August ID IS
@13 95c; September l3 40G 3 zoe; October I3 45c;
November QSSS) Is 300 ID S5c; December Is 300
Is acc.
Ksugar-Dull, nominal; refined dull; Cabas
Petroleum finn: united 741Sc. Cottonseed oil
unchanged. Tallow is firm ct 7-16G
&c Rosin steady. Turpentine is dull.
western 129241Sc. Pork steady; trading light
Cut meats quiet. firm, unchanged. Lard 293
points higher, firm and quiet: western steam
spot &c. Ss re. &c. Ss1gay
May 6l97 &c; June 6397 66c; city steam Z 25c.
Butter firm and quiet; western 14930c western
creamery E@30c. Cheete quiet, very steady;
Lead. quiet; dom estic &c. Tin firm; straights
SIC. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, November 2S.-The intensely cold
weather this morning had q tendency to liven
the arguments of the bulls caused the whole
list to open up firm, and in some OF the products
at quite an advance. May wheat was quoted at
closed closed saturday. There was little Of II
for sale. After a while Ii sold up 70
S2sc bait free selling soon put IL back to S25Sc,
from whence il recovered to S25zQ.3c. The To-
cal crowd stood about even on the market, hav-
ing made their arrangements to this effect on
Saturday, and were not disposed to do very
situation clearer than il was without. To day
there was the usual Monday morning wait for
the appearance of the figures, though the
changes are generally pretty ac-
curately figured out before hand, so
closely in fact. that the posting rareIy
has the effect it once had. The crowd to-day
was badly of the way. New Workers were
among the first to discover that they had been
figuring on too much wheat, and sent the tip
West. This helped the May option up to S276c
a second time, and after the wheat increase was
officially announced at only 1000 bu. the
market quickly strengthened to s31EassKc. #
closed firm at S31Sc. May corn opened al 5O1<c
and, in sympathy with wheat. went to 505<c
The close was at 51c. The greatest bulge was in
pork. The January option opened at So nv
sold up to 50 IS, but the demand did not last
and after selling down to sl4 %, 1t closed at the
opening 6gures
THE leading futrlres RANGED az folloWa.